Way Too Long(Ukulele chords)

	        
Intro D  Em7  G ? D  

verse 1 
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   Old black and white movies on TV 
Em7 
   Empty cans on the night stand 
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   Ashtray full of half smoked cigarettes 
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   Pickin' out old songs on the guitar 
Em7 
   I was born a ramblin' man 
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   I'm as about as lonesome as it gets 

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   Come on baby give just a little 
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   Why can't we meet in the middle 
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   I can't do nothin' when you're gone 
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   This place couldn't be any colder 
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   I need your head on my shoulder 
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   My hearts been breakin' way too long 
        E 
way too long    
      G     G/F#  C        Em7     D 
Oh my hearts been breakin' way too long
 

verse 2 
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   Work tends to put so much distance 
Em7 
   Between your lovin' arms and me 
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   I believe I've had about enough 
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   I'm too tired to drive to Birmingham 
Em7 
   So meet me in Tennessee  
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   Well spend the morning makin' up       

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   Come on baby give just a little 
E 
   Why can't we meet in the middle 
G                                 D 
   I can't do nothin' when you're gone 
D 
   This place couldn't be any colder 
E 
   I need your head on my shoulder 
G                                  D 
   My hearts been breakin' way too long 


Break    
D  Em7  G  D  

D 
   Come on baby give just a little 
E 
   Why can't we meet in the middle 
G                                 D 
   I can't do nothin' when you're gone 
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   This place couldn't be any colder 
E 
   I need your head on my shoulder 
G                                  D 
   My hearts been breakin' way too long 


Bridge 
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way too long    
        G     G/F#  C        Em7     D 
Well my hearts been breakin' way too long 

Outro 
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   Old black and white movies on TV 
Em7                                G  Em7 - D 
   Empty cans on the night stand
	        

Written by Adam Hood/Pat McLaughlin